Paul McCartney is set to perform in Israel after some four decades after the Beatles’ first concert in the country didn’t push thru. Based on popular belief, the supposed concert of the band was banned by the government by the country.

Based on released news, the show by Paul McCartney will be held September 25 in Tel Aviv, Israel. According to the promoters of the concert, this will be one of the biggest concerts that will be held in the country and as such will help pave the way for more acts to come and perform in the country.

Based on the website that deals the tickets, the tickets for the show are pegged between $426.86 and $139.44 dollars.

On the same website, it was promoted that people from the country will get the chance to experience a night of music and history that they have been waiting for decades. In order to make the concert possible, two plane loads of equipment will be arriving in the city together with around 100 McCartney production people. Based on estimates the concert by McCartney in the city will cost around $100 million and producers are expecting to make a profit. Just this year, Israel’s ambassador to Britain Ron Prossor visited Liverpool and extended the apology to The Beatles for the misunderstanding that happened more than four decades ago. And in a letter, the ambassador said that there is no doubt that it was a missed opportunity for the country to not host the band during that time.

Sir Paul McCartney has played all around the world and some of his concert was at the Independence Concert in Kiev in Ukraine and in Liverpool for the city’s European Capital of Culture celebrations. Sir Paul McCartney was also in Quebec this year for the city’s 400^th year celebration.

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